Alterations and additionsMosman NSW
Mosman Roof and Tower Scaffolding Project
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Alterations and additions · Mosman NSW
Newly Done Repointing Fell Off Again Within a Few Months - Mosman
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A Mosman home had professional repointing done, but within a few months the new mortar began falling off again. The cause was rising damp carrying salts into the wall, which eroded the mortar. Buildfix injected DampBlock™ silicone-based cream into the mortar joints at the wall base, forming a new damp-proof course without removing any bricks, and applied SaltBlock™ salt-resistant coating to prevent residual salts from leaching out.
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